Air France expects no disruption from June 25 pilot union strike

PARIS (Reuters) -Air France said on Thursday it did not expect any disruption to its flight schedule after minority pilot union Alter called for a strike on June 25 at Air France and its low-cost unit Transavia.

newspaper

16-06-2022

Pilot union Alter calls for June 25 strike at Air France, Transavia

PARIS (Reuters) -Pilot union Alter said on Thursday it was calling for a strike on June 25 at Air France and its low-cost unit Transavia, escalating a labour dispute when Europe's air industry is struggling with staff shortages.

newspaper

16-06-2022

Brussels Airlines set for strike during EU summit

Pilot and cabin crew unions of Brussels Airlines plan to strike on June 23-25, coinciding with a summit of European Union leaders in the Belgian capital next Thursday and Friday.

newspaper

16-06-2022

EDF hopeful end in sight for long-delayed, budget-busting nuclear plant

At a sprawling nuclear site in north western France, a banner next to a crane and a still-under-construction water reservoir confidently states: "Final stretch to get Flamanville 3 started safely and securely."

newspaper

16-06-2022

EasyJet gains EU okay to acquire Lisbon airport slots from TAP

British low-cost carrier EasyJet on Thursday won EU antitrust approval to acquire 18 daily slots at Lisbon airport from Portuguese airline TAP as part of the latter's rescue plan agreed with EU regulators last year.

newspaper

16-06-2022

Analysis-Bond vigilantes and the BOJ are breaking Japan's bond market

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) -Japan's government bond market is being pushed to breaking point in a contest between foreign speculators and the Bank of Japan, creating challenges for loan pricing and bond sales and raising the prospect of government financing tangles down the track.

newspaper

16-06-2022

China steps up fixed-asset investment to steady COVID-hit economy

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's state planner said on Thursday it had approved 10 fixed-asset investments worth 121 billion yuan ($18.1 billion) in May, a more than six-fold jump from April, as policymakers seek to get economic growth back on track after a COVID-induced slump.

newspaper

16-06-2022

China May new home prices fall again, more stimulus expected

China's new home prices in May fell for the second month this year, depressed by still fragile demand as widespread COVID-19 curbs dented already weak buyer confidence, suggesting more policy stimulus is needed to return the market to growth.

newspaper

16-06-2022

China's May new home prices fall for second month

China's May new home prices fell for the second month this year, official data showed on Thursday, depressed by still fragile demand as widespread COVID-19 curbs dented already weak buyer confidence in the property market.

newspaper

16-06-2022